Richard Jones13 March 1869Pvt. Co. E 14th U.S. Inf.West Side, Grave 1416   The records show he was relocated to San Francisco, I can't find him.

John Houghtondate not shownHospital StewardWest Side, Grave 1315   military Service and Career John Houghton served in the U.S. Army as a Hospital Steward from August 15, 1870, to March 28, 1873, being discharged at Camp Haulpia, Arizona Territory Find a Grave  . As a Hospital Steward, he would have been responsible for medical care, supply management, and support to field hospitals during his service period. His role was significant for maintaining soldier health and medical logistics in the frontier territories of the late 19th century. Burial and Grave Information Original Burial: Fort Mojave Post Cemetery, Arizona Reinterment: San Francisco National Cemet

Could it be off an amphibious Sherman tank? they had two propellers. Regardless this is a killer relic.  Congrats on owning a fine piece of history.

John French29 July 1873CitizenWest Side, Grave 1332   Year of birth may be 1839. Originally buried at Fort Mojave, Arizona. ----- Multiple people died in and around Fort Mohave in his death year, spread out in a way indicating contagion as one of the causes "The Arizona Miner" out of Prescott, AZ announced his death, saying the distant cause was unknown, but the immediate cause was heart disease. Just three years earlier, the 1870 Census showed him still alive and working at Camp Mohave,living near the garrison, while Arizona was still a territory, not yet a state. He considered himself a laborer, said he was age 30, born NY. (That is the only source for his birth place and year, making it 1839-1840.)  

William Furlong22 October 1866SutlerWest Side, Grave 1325   William Furlong was a Sutler. He was originally buried at Fort Mojave in Arizona. ∼William was a sutler at the fort and was disinterred from Fort Mojave Post Cemetery and reinterred in San Francisco National Cemetery in 1892. Gravesite Details The tombstone is in very bad condition. It has been identified based on the location.

James Flanagan1 December 1879Pvt. Co. F 12th U.S. Inf.West Side, Grave 1318     The records show he was relocated to San Francisco, I can't find him.

Navy Cross looks fine...just a more modern strike/ production

John Fitzsimmons21 September 1867Pvt. Co. K 8th U.S. Inf.West Side, Grave 1237   Company K 8th US Cav US Army∼John was a Pvt Co K was disinterred from Fort Mojave Post Cemetery and reinterred in San Francisco National Cemetery in 1892. The 1860; Census Place: Fort Mojave, Arizona, New Mexico Territory; Roll: M653_712; Page: 183; Image: 185. Jno Fitzsimmons Age in 1860: 25 Birth Year: abt 1835 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1860: Fort Mojave, Arizona, New Mexico Territory Gender: Male Post Office: Los Angeles California

Hello Jon, I think I may have finally found an answer to this unique belt. I just picked up this RPPC of a Cuban Cavalry soldier dated 1927. This would be consistent with a M1923 Mounted US belt made with WW1 hardware. I'm not certain but it looks to be a good match.  Tim  

John Evans22 June 1868Pvt. Co. G 12th U.S. Inf.West Side, Grave 1245   John Evans served as a Private in Company G of the 12th U.S. Infantry and died on 22 June 1868; his grave is recorded at West Side Cemetery, Grave 1245.     The records show he was relocated to San Francisco, I can't find him.